Start your ai crime movie from a logline or script. Save character refs for detectives and suspects, then generate the next shot in the same Canvas project.
An ai crime movie is a case you build one shot at a time — interrogation, walk-through, stakeout — all inside one Canvas project. Bring a logline, script, still, or reference clip, set character refs, and keep the same detective from room to room. Genre skills borrow camera style and pacing from crime films you already trust. Generate in 4K, block rooms in 3D Shot Composer, and pick Seedance 2.0, Kling 3.0, or Veo 3.1 per shot. The trial includes limited credits—not unlimited generation.
USE CASES
Drop a one-line case — night interview, missing ledger, witness who changes the story — onto the Canvas. Save the detective's face as a character ref, generate the table two-shot and the hallway exit, and keep every beat in one project so the short reads as one crime story.
Paste the script you already wrote and generate the interview, the scene walk, and the reveal as shots a producer can follow. Keep everything in the project so feedback becomes another generated version, not a new export.
Set character refs for faces, rooms, and evidence before anyone books a location. Block framing in 3D Shot Composer, dial in lens, aperture, shutter, and depth of field on the shots that matter, then share the Canvas so previz and stills stay in one place.
Start from a parked-car still or a reference clip and keep the same faces through the wait. Generate a wide of the street, a binocular close-up, and the payoff beat — all in the same Canvas project.
BENEFITS
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Every new shot stays part of the same ai crime movie. The night interview and the later walk-through still feel like one film because each beat lives on the same Canvas.
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Character refs, portrait enhancement, and micro-expression control keep detectives, suspects, coats, and performance from drifting between setups. The detective across the table is still that detective in the hallway.
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Plan framing in 3D Shot Composer, then dial in lens, aperture, shutter, depth of field, and camera move on each shot. A two-shot over the table or a low crawl through evidence is a choice you make before you generate.
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Built-in genre skills let you pull camera style and rhythm from a crime film you trust and apply them to your own scenes. You keep the night light and the pacing on your beats.
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Every beat stays in the project, so you can change a prompt, a face, or a camera setup and generate another version without starting over. Share the Canvas with your team — the next note becomes a new shot in the same case.
HOW IT WORKS
Start from a short prompt, logline, script, still, storyboard, or reference clip. Put the whole case on one Canvas so every later shot has a home.
Set character refs, plan your shots, and dial in camera settings on the beats that matter. Pull a genre skill when you want a reference film's look on your crime scenes.
Generate each shot in the same project so the story holds together. Share the Canvas with your crew, then export when the sequence connects.
Pair your crime case with other Film Studio tools.
Start your ai crime movie from a logline or script. Set character refs for your detectives, plan your shots, and generate the next case beat in the same Canvas project.